A Voyage to the Isle of Love. (continued 2)
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Your Lysander.
A TABLE.
PAGE.
The Golden Age, a Paraphrase on a Translation out of French 138
A Farewell to Celladon on his going into Ireland 144
On a Juniper-Tree cut down to make Busks 148
On the Death of Mr. Greenhill the famous Painter 151
A Ballad on Mr. J. H. to Amoret, asking why I was so sad 153
Our Caball 156
The willing Mistress, a Song 163
Love Arm'd, a Song 163
The Complaint, a Song 164
The Invitation, a Song 165
A Song 165
To Mr. Creech (under the name of Daphnis) on his Excellent Translation of Lucretius 166
To Mrs. W. on her excellent Verses (writ in praise of some I had made on the late Earl of Rochester) written in a fit of sickness 171
The sense of a Letter sent me, made into Verse, to a New Tune 173
The Return 173
On a Copy of Verses made in a Dream and sent to me in a Morning before I was awake 174
To my Lady Morland at Tunbridge 175
Song to Ceres, in the wavering Nymph or mad Amyntas 177
A Song in the same Play by the wavering Nymph 177
The Disappointment 178
On a Locket of Hair wove in a True-lovers Knot given me by Sir R. O. 182
The Dream, a Song 183
A Letter to a Brother of the Pen in Tribulation 185
The Reflexion, a Song 186
A Song to Pesibles Tune 188
A Song on her loving two Equally set by Capt. Pack 189
The Counsel, a Song set by the same hand 190
The Surprise, a Song set by Mr. Farmer 191
A Song 192
The Invitation, a Song to a New Scotch Tune 192
Sylvio's Complaint, a Song to a fine Scotch Tune 193
In Imitation of Horace 195
To Lysander who made some Verses on a Discourse of Loves Fire 196
A Dialogue for an entertainment at Court between Damon and Sylvia 198
On Mr. J. H. In a fit of sickness 200
To Lysander on some Verses he writ, and asking more for his Heart than 'twas worth 202
To the Honourable Lord Howard, on his Comedy called the New Utopia 204
To Lysander at the Musick meeting 207
An Ode to Love 208
Love Reveng'd, a Song 209
A Song to a New Scotch Tune 210
The Caball at Nickey Nackeys 211
A Paraphrase on the eleventh Ode out of the first Book of Horace 212
A Translation 212
A Paraphrase on [OE]none to Paris 213
A Voyage to the Isle of Love 223
FINIS.